Take full control of your SpringBoard! Two tweaks from chpwn, the recently released Infiniboard and Infinidock, allow you to scroll your home screen in ways not seen since firmware 1.x — or ever before. Both are available in the Cydia Store now!

Infiniboard lets you scroll each page on your home screen up and down, expanding the possibilities of theming and icon sorting. Put all your games on a single page, or even all your apps: or spread out each type of app to a page of its own, and never worry about filling up the page. Infiniboard is also customizable, you can set everything from the scroll bar color to where you when the lists bounce at the ends. Vertical scrolling has been missing on the iPhone since SummerBoard on firmware 1.x, finally, it has returned — and more awesome than ever. You can go grab Infiniboard in the Cydia Store for just $1.99. Note: OverBoard and CategoriesSB currently have issues with Infiniboard, but both are in the process of being resolved.

Infinidock lets you scroll your dock side to side, as well as choosing just how many icons you want to see. If you have more than four apps that you use a lot, you will love Infinidock’s smooth scrolling to allow you to access all the apps you use most, not just the top four. In addition, many settings, such as paging (like on home screens) and “snap” (aligning your icons for visuals) allow you to setup your dock exactly as you like it. Infinidock is the ultimate dock customization tool, and is available in Cydia for just under a dollar, at $0.99.

Credit goes to mvit for the awesome icons and gfx!

OverBoard, my SpringBoard expose extension got a major update. New for version 1.1.4 is page reordering, badge support, many new activation methods via libactivator, the ability to become home screen, a numbered theme, sounds courtesy of WiFone, and speed enhancements/memory-use reductions! Available on the Cydia Store for $1.99

ProSwitcher is a task switcher extension that provides a card-style interface.  Integrates with Backgrounder and aims to be quick, use little memory, and be very customizable. Chpwn and I are working on an update to be released soon. Free and open-source

HapticPro, my vibration feedback extension finally received full support for OS 3.x and other miscellaneous fixes. Apple broke the method that HapticPro was using on OS 2.x to get customized vibration by adding delays and it took awhile to find a suitable replacement for OS 3.x. Available on the Cydia Store for $2.99

libactivator is a common gesture and button management library. For users, it provides a centralized location to assign gestures and buttons; for developers it makes a whole ton of gestures simple to integrate with. Currently supported by AppLocket, MusicControls, TimeKeeper, OverBoard and ProSwitcher. We’re looking to integrate with more apps–interested developers, contact me. Free and open-source

Exchange Camera Enabler is a simple extension that reactivates the camera for Exchange 2007+ users that have their cameras disabled by an ActiveSync policy. It also allows the passcode to be disabled even in cases where it’s forced by ActiveSync or a provisioning profile. Available on the Cydia Store for $0.99

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